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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
8
A note of gratitude from the artist extends heartfelt thanks to Laura Dixon for steadfast loyalty and encouragement. The writer, identifying as the primary creator, appreciates the continued support and esteem shown during their artistic work.
Advertisement notes Sue C. Heynen violin instructor at Tabor College and Ethyle Pratt student at Tabor spent Wednesday night at Jowana hotel. Heynen leaves Creston tonight for Chicago. Mrs. FM Hole and of St Joseph left after a short Creston visit. Mrs Hollond had been visiting two weeks with Mrs Wristen of Greenfield.
Society groups and clubs at Crestmoor Golf Club Sunset Methodist and other churches hold meetings and socials with activities including card parties and quilting. Clover Club hosted by Mrs Rambo with bridge and refreshments at 919 West Milla. Loyal Workers of Christian Church met for business and quilting. guests included Mrs Elmer Hunt Mrs John Hanks and others.
Members of Royal Neighbors met at the Modern Woodman hall on Wednesday afternoon to arrange delegates for an upcoming Lenox convention. The Dramatic Club enjoyed a gathering with entertainment and games, noting Alfa Bell’s departure for New York. Catholic Daughters planned a banquet for cast members of a show titled Tennifers In the art. Carnation and Harmony clubs hosted meetings with reports, prizes, and bridge games, while Bid A Wee Club held a social evening at Mr. Cia’s home with a pleasant surprise for members.
The text records a sequence of social gatherings. It notes a twenty third wedding anniversary celebration with an eight o'clock picnic and a five hundred game on the lawn. It also mentions T EE Club at Miss Bernice Britten's country home with prizes won by Dorothy Hicks Ulrich and Betty Wolhert, and a Pres cat Club dinner at the Iowana hotel with Mary Ketly winning honors in bridge.
Miss Carrie Cornelison and Harold Stone of Thayer were married in a Christian ceremony at the parsonage with HAL Twyford officiating. They were attended by Mrs. Pi, Stone FI Straley of Thayer. The couple plans to make their home in Thayer.
A REAL HEROINE Hadith May Adams of Barrington N 1 first American School girl to be entered as a candidate for the American Youth Award The Ameri can Youth and Teacher Award was established by the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia as a tribute to the youth and teachers of the nation Miss Adams is a candidate for the Golden Eaglette the highest gift in the hands of the Girl Scouts She was cited recently for exceptional bravery for remaining inside a blazing building helping physicians to give first aid treatment to injured firemen.
Lieut-Com Richard Byrd’s wife Marie Ames Byrd speaks on life with the polar flyer. She tends their three children in Massachusetts while he planes toward exploration. She guards them from danger, balancing love and anxiety as Byrd pursues daring flights.
Montreal June 10 GP Harry B Karr Kiwanis International urges clubs to study public matters and support real action rather than protest resolutions He warns Kiwanis must move from nonpartisan policy to active engagement while avoiding partisan politics.
Tokio June 1. Tremendous gains in toy manufacturing for foreign trade, shown by export figures, encourage government aim to make the country the premier toyshop of the world. Japan's foreign trade in toys rose to about 8 million dollars, nearly double the prior year and surpassing boom-time records. Toys sold abroad are mainly celluloid, rubber and wood.
Mrs. C D Tway and her two children Marion and Robert arrived this morning for a three weeks visit at the home of her sister Mrs F E B Hoopes.
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